Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1887, Page 2

WASHINGTON: SEDNESDAY anseens ‘March 30, 1887. CROSBY s. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star hos 2 regular. permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published In Washington, and much greater than that all the other daily papers here added ‘The New York raliroad commissioners report that the heating of cars by steam from the loco. motive Is practicable and advisable, and disfavor the use of any kind of stoves within the cars. In ‘the discussion aroused by the White River Junction disaster the question of the practicability of steam heat inghas aroused the greatest controversy. Cars are this heated successtully on a number of roads, east and west, and economy and safety are claimed for this method. It 1s objected that whtle ‘Steam from the engine may heat short trains, 1t ‘Will not be successful in heating loug trains on the northern roads; that {t fatis to meet the case @f detached cars in remaking trains, and that ad- ditional stops for Water will Increase the Une re- quired to make a Journey. To meet these objec- tions it is urged that by the improved methods of ‘steam heating long trains can be warmed as well as short; that detached and waiting carstmay ‘De heated by statiouary furnaces and bollers; that Af suMctent steam cannot be spared from the loco- motive, a small fire-proof car, containing an inde- pendent and complete apparatus for making and Supplying steam, may be added to the train, and that the actual practice of certain of the railroads, especially the Boston and Albany road, shows ‘that there is nothing insuperable In the objec- Uons. The suggestion that the ears will not be so ‘warm When steam Deat 1s used will not alarm travelers. Under the present system of over- heated cars the passengers are subjected to a gentle, pretuniaary roasting, preparatory to an experience of the ¢»nuine article in case of an ac- cident. The weixht of argument and experiment seems to favor some form of steam heating. The matter should be agitated until definite and satis- Jactory results are attained, and this should be suecomplished before a change of the seasons ena- Dies the railroads to adopt the sate and economical solar heat as a substitute for the car stove. If permanent security from the dangers of the car Stove shall be secured as the result of the recent Vermont disaster, the victims at White Itver Junction, like the early martyrs, will not have burned in vain. $< ‘The question 13 now under vigorous discnssion ‘whether hissing at a theater is reasonable ground | for the ejection of the offender. Surely it 1s not, unless it Isdoue in such 2 way a8 to amount to disorderly conduct, and to become a nuisance to ‘the offender's fellow auditors or spectators, ‘The actors have no right to complain. ‘They Invite demoustrations of approval, and if the opinion of those who pay te hear them Is sought they cannot Tequire disapproval to take the shape of cold silence, while the elaque vigorously pound the oor and disturh the ‘There is nothing in the contract between actors and spectators which gags the latter unless they wish to approve, But either appianse or hisses may disturb others who have paid to hear without interruption what the actors have to say. Among the Spectators there should be mutual conces- sions, and if those who disapprove will not view as disorderly plaudits, often hired, which agitate the alr more than hisses, and which tend to prolong the agony of the performance, then those who approve should endure expressions of @isapproval from the suffering remainder of the spectators. The system of theater management whick threatens him who expresses disapproval Dy a subdued hiss with ejection, and imposes the disturbance of hired applause and the torture of unwelcome encores upon the cowed audience, Is Jargely responsible for the timid endurance by the American pubite of performances that ‘Would not be tolerated in Europe, which in theat- Fieal matters is the real Land of the free and home ofthe brave, The finest acting and singing are | developed where every hearer 1s an outspoken eritie. Where the good elicits enthusiastic approval and the bad 1s condemaed on the spot. $< - The most abominable ot many obnoxious fea tures in the new Irish coercion bill, as outlined in the cable dispatches from Londen, is the prac‘ical abrogation of the right to trial by Jury. From the reign of King John to the present day this has deena branch of the judicial administration In England and her provinces, most sacrediy guarded from assault by the crown. The cost of tritling with it In the American colonies cost George I a seven years’ war and an fnglorions surrender. ‘What its effect will be in Ireland, if pariiament is Diind enough vwothe interests of the empire to pass ‘The bill as it comes from Downing street, remains Tobe seen. There are few indicnities which « spirited people would ordinarily be quicker to re- sent than their deprivation of a right long enjoyed ‘without hindrance, to have the accusations GG. BN gf ft A Ri PS AAA x Sco RE 24 RES Bow RRR Roce ss BPE RR HORNS Ge om FF pe EE 2 SS Po RET SEN GOO O% Bp ES ENN HOERN §°% Sof boar BRE i “os F ERE N NN NNN GGG AT THE ¥ 5 RN N E go Fil iz gf 5 i tur So BMW DI ‘00 ‘BB! A RRR, aA ft & 7 & E> BBB M4 fz MEER or SPRING MILLINEBY, PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, JERSEYS, WALKING COATS, FaNcY GoopDs. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS py INFANTS' WEAR. OPENING DAYS: THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 31 AND APRIL 1, '87. | WE WILL GIVE YOU AN EXTRA DISCOUNT OF | FIVE PER CENT ON ALL GOODS PURCHASED | ON OPENING DAYS ONLY. YOU ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED. You INVITED AY? | MSOA SPRING against them passed upon by a Jury of thelr neighbors and equals at or near the scene of the alleged offense. ————————— ‘The struggle tn the English Parliament over the Coercion bill is at its height, and the legislatures of several of the United Siates give voice to the American sympathy with Parnell and Gladstone ‘The English government suggests that it Will re- form evils in the land system when the Irisa have ‘Deen reduced to the humble sptrit which will ap- preciate whatever is given them. But Ireland is not made grateful for the present whipping by a Vague promise of salve for the wounds inflicted, apd to a disinterested person there is something curiously inconsistent tn providing stringent and despotic regulations, even to a certain extent abolishing trial by Jury, in order to suppress symp- ‘Toms of public discontent at eviis which are reeog- nized and for wileh a remedy is in the same breath Promised. If the evils were first removed and law- Jess discontent failed to disappear, then extraor- dinary measures of compulsion might more reason. ably be applied. The conservatives have put the cart before the horse. — + While the Commissioners of this District are making @ supreme effort to secure a temperance Sunday by ens ‘ith extreme strictness the week, May n it: nathemas of the total abstinen? pev Petition to the legisla. tare In favor of 2 mw permitting t toxicants between certain hours on Sunday after- noons. A man m rd to suit if he can- | ‘ot find in one or another part of this variegated republic the sort of sentiment on the Liquor ques- ‘U0a tbat suits him, — gp The prostration of the Duchess of Cumberiand | Tesembies, in Some of its xymptoias, the nervous Dreak-down of ex-Empress Carlotta, of Mextco, Who bas never recovered from her stroke, suffered iwenty years ago. Carlotta’s insanity, however, Was the resuit of the gradual inroads of despair Upon an inordinately ambitious mind, while the Duchess of Cumberland’s illness las come upon ‘her suddenly, through a shock of fright received While leading a very placid existence, undisturbed by dreams of enormous wealth and power, Her Teasom may be restored to her with equal sudden- ness at any time. en 9a ‘Mrs. Jamos Brown Potter did not have the pres- ence of the Prineessof Wales to grace her debut on ihe professional stage; but she had the Prince, and he embraced the occasion to set a new fashion for cur gilded youth to follow,—the execrabte combina ‘Yon of a shirt front ornamented with a single stud of @ dul green color, and lavender kid gloves. She had this morning, also, what will do her more good dinanetaliy than the presence of the royal family last might: from two to four columns of space in some of the most widely circulated American | newspapers. Ibis easy to see, however, Unat her sppearauce was uot a success, Itfis satistactory (0 iearn that the plans for the Ajumination of the statue of Liberty in New York laarbor are in some degree adequate to the propor- Uons and dignity of the figure. In view of the fact that Uke American people accepted the gitt of the statue, and then took about Len years to build a pedestal to put it on, the prospect of waiting another ten Years for tie lights with which to imake It visible at night Was not inspiring to our uatuonal pride. oe ‘The New York politicians are sald to be some- What exercised over Gov. HIWs alleged peril turough his connection with District Attorney Ridgeway, of King’s county. A little while ago ‘the only peril they foresaw for him was the danger Of being struck by Hightning when the democratic ational convention meets in SSS. rene itis to be hoped that Secretary Whitney will Work as good results in iving shape to the ord- nance foundry at the navy-yart asin building up SWwel Works Within tue United States upon which the repubiic may rely for defeusive armor. Well have the guns and have the ships, and save our money, Loo, $2 ‘Father Ryan continues his triumpual progress trom parish wo court and from court to dungeon, aad Pather Slattery is marching beside him. ‘When a lord mayor and au archbishop join in the luzzahs given to two priests for deliberately com- mitting contempt of court, it begins to look as if ‘the court were worthy of te contempt, TTIT H H ERE BBB 2%, FF F Gul Bo be 83 Fe PE. po AG Ra A Be ge nae pad 24 By Ge PEL - mh3Q 316-318 SEVENTH 8T. N. W. Pusteo Cuuz ‘We have just opened 100 pieces of these besutiful koods, which we have placed on sale at the low price of 18e. 100 Pieces Printed LINEN SHIBTINGS, one yard wide, pure lineu, fast colors, 30¢. Actual value 75c. Great barzainsin new DRESS GOODS, all wool, at ‘7Se. and #1. Baryains in BLACK SILKS at 81, $1.25. RHADAMES, SURAHS and GROS GRAINS. New stock of Black LACE FLOUNCINGS. New lot choice PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS. | Bargains iu REMNANTS of all Kinds, New designs in CHINA SILKS. WHITE PONGEE, ECRU PONGEE. BEADED GRENADINES, kc. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘XN. B. The best is the cheapest. mb30 \A Naren Citdeeas Having been located at the commer of 10th and P streets five years, we now interd to celebrate the Fifth | Anniversary by making still further improvements in our well-known store by taking the upper stories of the building. This is made necessary by our increasing trade, which follows as s natural consequence fair deal- | ne, Siving honest values and proper treatment to all. On MONDAY, April 4, the capenters will commence | Work, when we propose to give them as wide a berth as | Possible, and in order to open with an oatire fresh | stock, wo will, during this week, bold © SPECIAL, ‘SALE and offer our entire stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS’, AND BOYS" CLOTHING AT A REDUCTION OF 25 PER CENT, UNTIL SATURDAY, APRIL 2. | meavy aorrs axp OVERCOATS AT 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. Easrenr, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL being determined to have the Exrnionpmany Orrznmes ‘Will Always be Found on Our Regular REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE DAYS, Latest and Choicest EASTER NOVELTIES, sent on its Which Take Pisce Buyers last Saturday to New York. EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 0. ow of the week. ‘TO-MORROW ‘Remnants and Bargains from all over the house are ‘TO-MORROW carefully selected, marked way down, and most gener- ‘TO-MORROW . | ally every article so marked (which, of course, is no ‘TO-MORROW ‘where near the regular value) is closed out. Among TO-MORROW the many will be found: ‘We have received the bills of the late purchasers, and. the goods will be on exhibition TO-MORROW. Your presence requested. BUVERS roe Spr] 2 w FE ¥ Ez Ww EE mata stare] 3 i m mann = w 00 K ge bt ‘0 £ bad ‘The following Departments will be represented when the New Goods are opened To-morrow: yy ¥ ‘Millinery, = feckwear, 0. HESS, a Rim coos} port Trimmings, . YERNON, Eee ft Ba Sone, 3 M. WHEELER, Eplants! Goods Buyer. a elry, Gl Fionn | SEM Gi ‘RMAN Siar } Manyara, Is, Attending toImport- ) 4 rrsNFj qutondersfor uext oe ‘The following buyers are in their respective Depart- ments, They returned from New York last week: Housekeeping Goods, ) pREp 341 aS | sa Suits, D: oaks * ihe Boas, JAS, FERGUSON, pS oe Rotions, yer. ta THE PALAIS ROYAL buys and sells for cash, and thus is enabled to sell Cheaper than any of its competitors, mh30 1217-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Tr You Wast THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF OR BOYS COME TO SMITH, THE PIONEER 7TH STREET CLOTHIER, NOW AT 924 7TH STREET N.W. COME AND SEE ME FOR ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING. Have You Visrrep THE GREAT SALE OF FINE AND MEDIUM TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING NOW OPENING OUT SOME OF THE NICEST MADE GAR- MENTS FOR MEN, BOYS, AND CHILDRE: THESE GOODS MUST BE SOLD, AND BAR- GAINS ARE HERE FOR YOU. NO MATTER ‘WHAT YOU WANT IN THE WAY OF BEST TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING, EQUAL TO THE FINEST CUSTOM WORK, IN PRINCE AL- BERT, CUTAWAY, OR SACK SUITS, FOR DRESS, FOR BUSINESS, FOR WORK, DON'T THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY WHEN xoU CAN GET SUCH FINE MADE CLOTHING AT THIS SALE FOR LESS THAN COMMON STUFF ELSEWHERE. WE HAVESUITSOR PANTS TO FIT THE SMALLEST OR LARG- EST PERSONS. YOU CAN DEPEND ON BAR- GAINS IN ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING. WE HAVE LOCATED AT 631 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., UNDER 8T. MARC HOTEL, ONE DOOR BELOW 7TH ST.N.W, THIS SALE OF FINE TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING OFFERS UAL CHANCES OF SECURING THE FINEST NEW YORK TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING ATA LOWER PRICE THAN YOU Pay FOR COM- MON-MADE CLOTHING, COME AND SEE OUR GOODS. CLOTHING FOR MEN, Boys, AND CHILDREN AT A BARGAIN. REMEM- BER, WE ARE AT NO 631 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, ONE DOOR BELOW 7TH ST. ADJOIN- ING ST. MARC HOTEL, mh30 Mus. A. T. Wurrse, =. ae PENNSYLVANIA AVE, ould inform her Patrons and the i fashine- tou that she wilyot Heit OPES TSG FRIDAY, MANCH Sist, aud FRIDAY, MAY 10, ve a Fine Display PATTEEN A158 AND LOSNETS, ‘$ito. the New og dor Reliuishing Straw Goods. Pverything in the Millinery Line will Be Saqnt at iis Store. a mnb29-2¢ Srane Day Goons Our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT is stocked to ite utmost capacity with new and desirable things for EARLY SPRING WEAR. Among the SPECIAL THINGS we mention a 36-inch TWILLED SUITING im Gray and Brown mixtures at 25¢, 4-4 and 6-4 TRICOT CLOTHS in newSpring colors. ‘French and American SATTEENS in great variety, A splendid ine of DRESS GINGHAMS in Stripesand Plsids, In our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT we have all the leading brands of Brown and Bleached Muslins at pop- ular prices. ‘Extra good quality BLEACHED SHEETING, 21e. 96 dozen % Colored Bordered NAPKINS, 60 cente— srfcial. 50 rolls STRAW MA’ in ‘and fancy \TTINGS in [plain CARPETS AT COST. JOHNSON, GARNER & 0O., 100 Tubs BUTTER at: ‘Ol Pails Fresh Drices to please the trade. BUTTER D. & DUTROW, mb2O-3e 928 Pennsylvanis Avenue, near 10th et. 100 dozen Gent's Suspenders, at 17c. These come in all tho different colorings aud white, worth from S5e. 900 dozen Ladies’ Linen Oape Collars, at Se., worth 1240. ne nersarsoe, Ne bs ywhere at 250, i seam ‘Ladies’ Beantitul Embroidered Fine Bie. worth tuily 50c. As Muil Ties jopable Uni cout weason, below the regular price and securing it in advance, pe poo. ae i) Lingue's Face Powder, luc, per box, Fowulatly for Zn, 1,000 West quality Steél Button-hole Scissors, with measuring aituchment, at 74c., revular value: 8.90. Mitbe a chance to buy a fine 50 Dozen Gent's New Spring Scarfs, in all the new- Set colorings and Agures, for 30e., sold. by “everybody Due. All our 25¢. Crepe Lisse Ruching f reds: anid Friday, te. por yard, ne or thle Th Great 8 of Remnants for POTeat Specialties ‘this Thursday and In our lost advertisement we called th ln ouy lest od, the attention 7 pieces of Fine Surah Sattect 1 Whi wwe sell ut 12ige. Feeular value Zen; we tee one se Boven ie it, wi hign LS decided agit ea es that, they reall: therefore call eat Dortunity’to buy @ Satteen Dress for halt pee OP 1 case of Fine French Furniture Satteen, beautiful in designs, only Loe, worth at least Sherr "usetet fee many. purposes, such as curtains, spreads, furniture A small lot of Dress Ginghains, tterns, only 8: yer yard, orth os eaprepeatae case of English Chambrays, in plain colors patterns, only {0c, per yard, worth Poe ee 2 Checked Organdies, Ni French Deutelles Remusnis’ at doe waren 20, 25 and 30c. These. a a Pectlot babyain, useful for Children’s and Ladies! A new lot of Satteen Remnant ‘traordinary’ pat- teran in light and duck, only Gu ser yorts actos least 10 and 123¢c. per yar In reference to this. aru: Gave will Tree taLUb one ore important fact fab we miay not be able to duplica ‘s0c01 of the suspension of productious for the season Scases of fine Satteen Remnants, in dart} 1d it patterns, only 10c, per yard, wortly 18 and On Tees are iuany plain colors in this loc, Also, a new invoice of the famo Fren Satteen Revd: fy Tht a dark Datterne, a Tea een rorth 25 aud Be. A small lot of Linen Finish Percale, 'b patterne, eacellont sinitations of the French Chulals, ong Ge per yard, worth 12. 4 cases of Oream Scorsucker Remnants, only 6c. yard, worth af least 1c, Giga The quickest way to the ; Deautifnl dollar ts by the Roud of Econous. Tn order to reuch this stator dont overlook the following reductions in ‘our Spiced ‘Dee Purainents: ‘Our Double-Faced Fringed Spread, which hereto- fore has beon rapluly selling for $125; we ofler at Oes Oar Donble-Faced Scotch Honeycomb Spread, re anced from 81.79 w $148. oe t values ever brousht to pnblie notice are a Tance-Size Spreads, alte 3 reduc Bud Friday ouly, 1) lar ‘price & | Honeycomb Spread. Fer : ing by the immense quantity we’ sell mattat be al extra Daradine Uo Wo Sell of them coods unst compare with this announcement or led. Every. article marked in pan Bee ‘One Price ‘to every pn these days, we would A always rnshi fuiexest you call as early in the day as.posable. Make ou Will benefit for Thursday $LON. it ures. a up yourinind to do this and doit, yourself, aud oblize mb30 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET. Havre Exnnowenrs. ‘The grand special sale of fine Hamburgs is yet in progress. Particularattention iscalled to the following excellent barzai 30-inch Hamburg Embroidertes in 15 choice Patterns, embroidered 5 inches deep, worth 250., only 19¢. per yard. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Bazeuxs Ty Wire Goons. lot of White Goods, embracing striped piques, lace cheeks and stripes, &c.,in white and ecru, worth 15 and 17c., only 12%. per yard. White French Percale, superior quslity, only 25e. per yard. Superb line of White Plaid Muslins, 8, 10, 128, 15, 18, 20, 25 and 0c. per yard. 26-inch White Terry, 28, 31, 37 and 450. per yard. _WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Diearnnst Banas. 200 Bleached German Linen Damask Tray Cloths, fringed, colored borders, extra good qual ity, only 25c. each. 500 doz, Plaid All-Linen Doyties, excellent value, worth 50c., only 40¢. per dozen, 100 doz. Fancy Terry Towels, knotted fringe, handsome combination of varied colors. Es _ WOODWARD & LOTHROP, step Baroaws Ix Suze, ‘The superiority of our stock of Spring Silk Fabrics enables us to offer the best possible values. We have on sale the following extraor- dinary bargains for the coming week: 19-inch China Pongee Silks, fancy figures on natural colored ground. Especially for combin- img with the plain pongee silks. Only 50c. per yanl. G 22-inch Black Freneh All-silk Surab, only 60 cents per yard. 20-inch Black Gros Grain Silk, only .75c. per yard. 21-inch Black AU-Silk Rhadame, only 75c. per yard, 21-inch Black All-Silk Meryeilleux, only 940. per yard. 20-inch Biack AU-Silk Satin Duchess, only 4c. per yard. 24-inch China Silks, great variety of choice spring shades, only 8c. per yard, ilk Surabs.excellentline ‘ings for trimminss, combinations, hood- Only 81 per yard. Numerous other equally as good bargains will be offering during the coming week. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Au-Lisex Tria Hasoxen. CHIEFS, Initial Handkerchiefs don’t belong only to Christmas; we keep all Ines full the year around. Weare offering equally as good bar- gains now as we did during the holidays. Every Handkerchief is all-linen and nothing but linen, ‘That accounts for our big Handkerchief trade, Ladies’ White All-Linen Unlaundered Hem. stitched Initial Handkerchiefs, one inch hem, hand-embroidered letters, as good as the 250, Jaundered quality, only 20e. each: 6 for 81. ‘Ladies’ White Sheer All-Linen Unlaundered Hewastitched “Initial” Handkerchiefs, one inch. hem, hand-embroidered letters, 29c. each; 6 for $1.30. ‘Men's White All-Linen Unlaundered Hem. stitched “Initial” Handkerchiefs, two inch hem, hand-embroidered letter, only 20¢. each; 6 for 91.50. . Men's White Laundered All-Linen Hem- stitched “Initial” Handkerchiefs, only 350.; Sfor 81. ‘Men's White Laundered Extra-fine All‘Linen ‘Hemstitched “Initial” Handkerchiefs, only 50c. each; #2.75 per half dozen. (Firat floor; midway.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, mb28 A Geyrieway ‘May wear a seedy-looking Coat, kneed Trousera— By the by, we have stretchers to take the bulge out of _mb25 636 Pa, ave., south side, near 7th st. the knees—but his Linen should be clean. In our S large, well-arranged, and attractive Furnishing-Goods PECIAL. Department you i find everything that is staple, * up an Prices always consistent with well- Gogble ngels and tocs 6 60 cents per pair, oF 5.50 pet | nate ana thorowhis eoot eels: Jeon © Deg | Saree ti ene tear ocr in raat uta ay aay me, We down = D. C., WEDNESDAY, 30, Tas Gaear Armacrox OUR SHOR DEPARTMENT 18 THE MAG. NET WHICH DAILY ATTRACTS THE CROWDS OF LADIES TO BE FOUND Al- ‘MOST CONSTANTLY ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF OUR BUILDING. LADIES COME HERETO BUY THEIR SHOES FOR SEVERAL CAUSES. IN THE FIRST PLACE OUR STYLES AND QUALITIES ARE THE LATEST AND BEST, AND OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS BELOW THE LOWEST, AND THEN OUR LADIES’ SHOE DEPARTMENT, BEING ENTIRELY SEPARATED FROM THAT OF THE MEN'S, ‘THE UTMOST PRIVACY I3 SECURED—AN AGREEABLE EXPERIENCE TO WASHING. TON LADIES-AND THEY SEEM TO THOR- OQUGHLY APPRECIATE IT. PRICES COUNT FOR VERY LITTLE ON PAPER; THE SHOES MUST BE SEEX, HAN- DLED, EXAMINED, AND TRIED ON TO IN- TELLIGENTLY UNDERSTAND THEIR VAL- UES. TO YOU, WHO, PERHAPS, HAVE NOT BEEN TO SEE US, WE ARE MORE THAN ANXIOUS TO EXHIBIT THE MATCHLESS STOCK OF SHOES FOR LADIES, GRNTLE- ‘MEN, MISSES, AND BOYS, WITH WHICH . OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT 18 NOW WELL FILLED, A VISIT OF INSPECTION WILL COBT BUT A SLIGHT OUTLAY OF TIME. YOULL BE PLEASANTLY RECEIVED, CHEERFULLY §HOWN OUR GOODS, AND NEVER IMPORTUNED To BUY. . BAKS "& COMPANY, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, mh30 300 to 308 Seventh st, Ws Exercrep ‘TO OPEN OUR STORE ON MARCH SOTH, BUT HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO GET ALL OUR STOCK ‘IN. ‘WE HAVE PROVIDED FOR EVERY DEMAND THAT CAN BE MADE ON A FIRST-OLASS SHOE STORE, AND UNTIL WE HAVE RECEIVED ALL OF OUR 8STOOK WE DO NOT FEEL JUSTIFIED IN ASKING PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIO. OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6TH, AND IN IT WILL BE FOUND EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF FOOT- WEAR, ESPECIALLY BURT'S FINE SHOES ARTHUR BURT & CO, DEALERS IN SHOES, mh20-tu,w.fs,2t 1911 F STREET ¥.W, Boncueus SPRING-LEAF TEA, ‘The new crop, now being received, is particularly choice. 3. W. BURCHELL, mh26 1325 F St, Mexcuaxrs As Poszio Benaracrons, About forty years ago the firm of Gerson Bros. in Berlin, Germany, were the largest retail dry goods dealers on the European Continent. Among their cus- tomers was the King of Prussia, Queen of England snd the “Workingmen of Berlin.” When the senior mem- ber of the firm died there was present at the funeral obseguies over twenty thousand members of the “Trades Unions” of Berlin as Well asa representation of the Prussian government. His life was insured for the bevedit of Mechanics’ Unions for $23,000. ‘This country has produced a George Peabody, 8 Stephen Girard, a Johns Hopkins, a Peter Cooper and other merchants who have nade themselves immortal a9 philanthropiste by their benevolent legacies to the people. Verily these men were not “Jacky of all Trades” nor “Monopolista.” Our liberal discount of “TEN PER CENT ‘Will be continued during This Week. It is your privilege to svail yourself of the oppar- tunity of buying our well-known 4 line of Hand-Sewed Ladies’ and Gent's Button, Lace and Congress Gaiters, equal to any #6 Shoo in the country, fot $3.60. Our “Matchless” $3 Gent’s Seamless Gaiters, Ladies’ ‘Dongola and Curaso Button, at $2.70. Our $2.50 “Ne Plus Ultra" line at $2.25. Gur $2 “Can't be Beat” line at $1.80. Our $1.50 “Excelsior,” union made, Button, Lece ‘and Congress Gaiters, $1.35, ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIQUEBES. 1, HEILBRON, ‘The Largest One Price Shoe Hous, Leader of Law Prices Since 25 Years, ‘3 ‘The Old in Window. Bee lady 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. WANTED— 3 WANTED_—LOTS. ai ee So 2 \NTED—A FIRST-CLASS WOMAN TO COOK, ANTED-—FOR CASH—FROM 20.000 TO 200,- ‘5 Dodie best ot ie, ypederces ni 000 square feet of round. suitable for building Apply inmediat 7 < ‘neason. uorthwost OF southeast. OWNERS Apply: it 726 12h shaw. __ mbt Will address with Plat of the ‘mune aud lowest press PUSH, Star office. mh3O-4" ANTED — WHITE COOK: MUST HELP iN Ra REG ee BAe SE. WANE 00.200 cite AND Low, WaAnTep-< 3 iG MAN TO LEARN THE perk ‘Bhue Desineas: Gul at 80 aw. iw ° SAREE. & W: NTED—A_ YO R Advertise and ears of abe for market, where Washington fuvestments arc in demand. st. a.w., between 0 and 7 in the evening. oun end yo Oe: ick. ‘No chat WANTED A, WHITE NUE York tusiness prompdly transacted. through oar infant cite, ING. R FOLEY (member hE Broadway and 278 west 12sth st. New TO ‘KE her busin eferencee Appiy. wo Mra. 9. RATS at investment jrices, to, sell in New York. HEI de Property here and in the New York ‘This new feature commends itself to owners Wish ik unless aales are inade. New FOR RENT—ROOMS. = OR RENT — POR LIGHT HOUSER) mq ange and gata Bits cn suite, dor eduhia at O21.0 oF nw. 2 iv Joe RENT — A SHOOND STORY WALL Wi Bey ‘cxpomure Inner sleet cleats 421 K xt. wm. w.; gontiemen preferred. ~ SUBURBAN Ok RENT—HANDSOME PRONT ROOM, NEWLY ERAN, furnished, to one or two singie gentlemen no other Ft tw.) roomers, 13 Grant Place re Ok BEXT—UNFURNISHED, 2D OR 3D FLOOR 1) family of thee. ‘Bouthorn exposure: rent nea mable, 407 Now York avn. w ™ JOR RENT NW. FINE LARGE Home: newly nnd hanisounciy feniehed. WU oF without first-c Txchanwey, 1s York wivd-im eat ee fate WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS | Joos RESTS" QOMMESICATING _RoOMs: W ASTED=T10_ LEND—s POR THREE OR | Fyon RENT - aa ; nis cea ed as eke < ? : iat WASTED AGENTS IN THIS CITY To PASE UR Te ER DS Farmisbod Boon fgtroduced? aiso'wan 20 "take am iuterest, "Aaggess | St2romiec, ae eo Wanirratties to eteGo sctete chateau | JRQERENT TASS RST. Sw Two MicHLaT TANTED— TO DO GENERAL sible parties fo take 100 acres af chotce lana Earuiaed ena, vac suitable far one Shin anal nny. Mantray neti apes | BSPUAG Readies Sm sony hee es | fh ns z SArANTSS =k VOUS WE _one oa 300 090 xaNbs OF | Ghat story fut turned ae arierond Roopa “A — t " Lishbed, as pari Pad eha hg SS rT EN tt Bas ae gg rite mre rue rem x, 30 WANTED Boss Breve “Ident” Address BIC) ay eis Bi SNe money. Stalls 3 at Ce VV ANTED—A RELIABLE COLORED Wowan FOR sasist in Washing and - tub 30st x ais a BUBSCRIPTION pepant: |. Wete'percent, on Fst. bu Sate a AOU e upeC RETO oy pone ak gly vB DS Sey am P-L STEWART 458 Th st a cs ee ee ANTED—A WAITER, ONE Wi0 Cai wR encumbrance. + and reckon quickly. ANTED—A LADY Gi Tle? Est at 1K af ‘TED — IMMEDIATELY — 1 ‘*henoea Welet Hands 1103 F st.n.w. \WANTED—DUNDORE'S bold Fr ture, for which the Wrst’ conducted heat F be paid. Address HE BAUS, 219- wlteferencen: 717M at we ‘and women. ‘domentic labor. mh30-1W" 'ANTED—YOUNG MAN OF 19 YEAES OF AGE desi feed tem ae ‘ANTED_—A NEAT WHITE GIRL FOR DINING- room; must have nce: references. ApH at AUBURN HOUSE, cor. 23d at. “3 WWANTED-A WOMAN, 10 COOK AND DO GEN: wi ED—FUR Parties desir: to soll Household , tar ED—TO KNOW OF A SIN e #kin that ROSE JELLY wil Wa eral house work in sinall family; no washing and | a fragrant and sovthing compound, highly recon, srontunts eood wastes: beak Foterences reguied. hcp de coma exten akin dinessen. A aUSI¢Ast ae "ho ves its nerite, No lard, tallow or glycerine ia ferred. Must ti . PSHE Star oftce, "#04 son W3xtED THY A POUND OF BUTTERIN LD joomla, return and Wa&xtep-To BORKOW €2,100 FOR 3 YEARS Unies property worth free and clear of all ‘tan ROW 1 SEAR aT $800 placed as collateral. Box 154,Atar office. u ANTED- DUATE OF MUSIC DE rou a few wore ‘address D. Sthce, OND-HAND FURNITURE, CAL Wie: Stoves Pesther ote ang aif unser ua ichest cacti brie ANTED-A SOUND, VERY GENTLE. WELL W ictedins hie” a! BACKER E ed WEE a. ¥. RE, DRY GOODS, &e. ie, Plagos, Mirrors oF entire Household Eiacts, Dry Boots, Sh hing, Faucy Goods, &e., Tor cosh, adi Box 34, star office. Ok 40 INCH. | ROOMS, FURNISHED orms moderate Oper mouth. 1113 Wt desited FURNISHED, TWO leo front Hall compare f ONT he m third + mo es tal JOR KENT. Two, WELL FURNISHED Rooms, f hi, weownd oor trout, 0 te: Tegeant Room on third foes, with tach hw. Central location; suniner rates, mb30. ~ Center Market, “ % UR ‘nd 3d Hoots, with firetclawe, marantent Locat e- 5 Ct nm. mbit BAY FLOOR OF STORE office. mile mt ir hous mst fy ti sts HOUSE CON. kitchen. “Heat all front rooms Fu ‘Car: | te GLE DIS! not cure. “Itis cents. 936 F at. ‘Send for JOR RENTOAT 1 ™. E 5 5 5 | A ished Moms, single or on wtite, south t i a VANRED-INGHEST PRICE PAID FOR OLD | uch table tard af ouunuse peice’ ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED YOU 4 Br Puce Fou Food bat 4 in nd one Api rantice, in a worsted and W Scather, beds, Addrens ULTRA, Star offic | one door from Franklin square, store. Apply at st aw. = a | JROW_ RENT. ao Sai “Wwe P—JAMES RAG. Fin new bution ae eet alte aa ictatnc eis | NV steam Fito. Exanntes Seater open opto ted eat aoe aa Cral housework. execit washing and irunine: the | of tigmegcazes and staid pipes for latwo buildines physician or dentist, G30 11th etme, am other to work ina fancy store. Must come well reco botela. Work aud suinteriel first class. 1014 Pa. ave, mouded. "Call at 1602 7th at. n.. mbes" oc | ROK EEST aS LARGE, ATX COMMU: a - | Be nteatime Bow te or ‘on first and ESNMAKING MADE EASY pct Gore Wed. t troderate rates, Ta I'S new “Inte je boxed couvenie Drewscuttis with any inc tapemeasure alone, as all nent Parix, Berlin snd Londo ie tailors aint Areseniakers ent © SHOOND-STORY Bay W roo. well furnished, southern T-LAM Al TANTED — AM INTELLIGHNY LIGHT-OOM- | cucliy toataod rapid sopeoeonnecnad nestsal ioe | posure; wuuamaee rake, diel Reoms soak cise Wiintedeoionel nos: euetitacn to twenty sears of | tbe vuly spate teachin te soa | Utdrca wor auc, Win can read and Weite etek cart of Horse aud | Mite) Patterns cut, atetisie Ueto, at ay PGR BENE Back vane re Das oh t ‘store: reference | Or. iuude, ilie ayste a3. Ob RENT. BACK PARLOR Pea Required. "Addroaw GH, Starothces isos ftompervatory of Stade 12 Ft oe ines eee Worsert nctsawork and cooking: no washipg., AD- | WANTED-HOUNTY LAND WARLA%1s wy 7. | TOR RENT SUITE Ov ROOMS, FUUNISHED OR ply st 11308th stn. z mnriiet Wi gQHNSTON, Attorney at Law; Mor $1.14 ici | frying window esate fee atmton atk: WANZED A COMPETENT AGENT, TO TAKE | Warrauts issued for services it any war pzlor to the | Si comVeRIeees; hear three orders for a cag al } mpegualies. Aaoeral oe Kebellion. & mhIs- ] PRIVATE a Guaunery: Apply De APPLETON & COn 437 7th ms WiASTEDOORE MiLLion Canes, ¢ | PRIVATE, HOUSE. TO Ol ore z Oe | ENR Amen ee ear ie kee 00 ced 1 | inc'on 'n south, verandah, furuisised Or wnturninhed Ww TED—TWO WHITE GIRLA, ONE TO cox, fot ae Be z . eRe = F.O., Staroitice. st Ae wncnTMMEDIATEIY CARE CIABLE | 22°: to tae HENMICHN" Aromatie awl Liropm | Und; Howe BE NTED — IMMEDIATELY — : liable. No tar. 10c., at drnseiste.m16-lin 3 7 SAE Wore LOUDON Waa apt taee tae damity | Sneetsnd reliable. No tar. 10c..atdr : | Fou RENT —LARGE, NICELY PURNIBHED FRc of twovat 3100 N st-hkwe, bring roferencen, mboe-e ANTED-BUSINESS MEN To Leave THHIR | KOEN ily, Ternin, Ea So a _ ordere wich us for neat sob an printing. We | fog\or two si news onponite Tadic WAXZED_A TAILOR To BUSHEL SOOU AND | make’ Tey ot EE en aed Praeme [oes te ae es. evens beaey once MEGELATOR G HERG cd, 913. | ae ee eee | FOL RENT Tamu. UNEDONTaTED, PUR w 5 PATON POR itished [looma, og encond oF tira Rose, ghnom — W ‘ED—CONSTIPATION POSITIV ‘CURED er is onl ~ mi 4 ‘ANTED—A MAN ACQUAINTED WITH THE by taking ‘CLAKK'S: CONSTIPAT Ly ‘CURE, | ecicery, Bauare: adult ly; private i, Wats tosoiliConiers fora staple provisions Chat | thie’ % Mime Quai, GONSELEATIOS CUE, oftice. : hd suerpy €12 to'91S pet week. -ADriy 14337. at | qromaralta gid verceatieh, Cau te ake Teele? | JRE MENT 020 NEW YOLK AVE. NW oy core na mercury): peices, Reeuey, | Wfursteced ites ‘om neces Dwstun espa att” | WARE eubitt House Drug Store tihaGSTin | Rus ar snociy donate prom mse \WANTED—A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN TO NTEP-IT KNOWN THAT C. 8. BUNDY. OF | FXO RENT NICELY FURKNINHED BOOMS, 2D and assist ‘bousework. Also, a Girl as 456 Louisis avenue (opposite City Hall), ts or floors. modern haps. uerth and south ex- Ae Bs = tab28-Be | Commissioner of Deeds tor all oe states ‘nd Teen: | powtige on tine ofeateand bordicn, nwt clan ene TAL MORE Ki GANVass. | tories (except Marylaud). muta | BS ‘te Grant row Jorge distribute circulars and take orders fF 9UF | WATANTED-HIGHIST: CASH PRICE PAID. FOR | Pon AND. NICE gr commlscion. Fall tut ho | Wiroodhatid Clothing Matchen. ute Pitino | Psa ntl ¢areltet abe Boat oe 5 Furni m pet, Feather peater | ouabe fo "desirable persoun iu, thst clogs ieee Toolm and all Kind of Houscbold Furnitare, sos | bones 10 wt. uw. (Livingston ‘Terraces just FOR THE U- a MARINE ComPS, | Box 195.'star ottice. petamaaen | north of Prauklin Paik At SE st Le from 14 to 16 yeara WANTED STF ‘M DYEING AND CLEANING. Fat, BENT PLEASANT, "NICELY FURNISHED feet 10 inchesin height, well devel and | Vith entirely new machi dn new house, at derate rates. ale, han Of food moral character: pay per mouth, $10: food, | clean or dye Indies’ or gente 4 Prout Parlor, eo Clothing and medical attendance furulahed.” Apply af | workmanlike manner aid on short notice. 27 years wt upposite new Pe ‘Marine Barracks, Washington, D. mh2b-re | caperience: (gocds called tur aud, delivered. |, | Venient to Patent and Bust offices = Blom ter htt a NunSES, | POSEY. 1119T4uh ot, opp. the Poruand. Jer7-fims | Se Shai AND Mannesmann ANTED_OOOKS, CHAMBERMATDS, NUUSES, | =A Se ore Se Snook | (Ok REST KOM, NEWLY 4 c Was cooks, waiters, farmers, women for ont of | F. BEALE'S STOCK | Tarnished, wire springs and hair vnttresses tm city; bring references. re mere ye er ee ey yey ye ne yor e — ~ al ‘wanted. . 5 32 oma « [or ued i 4 a.’ ul van a ne des mbio-12e~ | Vorb nd at av. Joho | tm ‘s YANTED-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS Ex. | SIO-K14 ISTH ST, BETWEE ¥ daries paid. Apply st the choir | WW teutostad Yreth Sarpets anata, re, j and Wormliyen, fosi, sm an 01 oth and nw. Friday | thy irocess Which cau kill them, Mot Napi j third floors. furnace and grate bres, lah tw Lrning ae enOocae oe i mh10,wath.tw” | 01 CHACE & BRO. O10 La. ave. — = STED= (ONTH AND EXPENSES— | \\7ANTED— COMMISSIONER ( SINESS @ x Meee hake aad’ ea | Veeco ee aan | Boe cea rm pAUS comusdonen, 7 % : = pOUKS, O2 Warton atyNew ork. ankbeaw2t | iuiice trom am-too nan Taigbone ee S| FOE SALA A SACKIPICE a 'ANTED—LADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING | WASTED — STEAM CARPET CLEANING. | NO | Apply after 0-30 at northeast corner ‘Wonnidttnw by tie actual sneasure sna square rule: | mw. {reduced pate; cutame, Being and patterns cut 10 Beasures af 1010 F mt wwe Walter Dulicing. £26-3m | rD_ STEAM CAMPEE CLEANING. XO SVSReI a abioes a OK RENT—BOARDING HOUSE, 1 * 'ANTED — SUPERFLUOUS HAIR OBLITER- lanve dining roon sarees go woe 70, oats At | MWe Mong i aici Ric | § Qe Sox i Se SP eS | Ce eer me ta ee | TORN CEASE celal, maa a Jiable men to act as ag Dts; experience not ome — nothing but boua fide cash offers dered Suformat 231 Massachusetts ‘ See BORDEN SMITH. oceretary. mnio YOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS TO onthat thelr own bowess costly package of goods and full instruc. _mbh30-3t MOSEE 2p 10x ox REAL ESTAT! “HARDING & WATERS, ATTORNEYS, Star office, — OR, P. 0. ADDRESS: § 11th at, ue. tions for 10 cent help ay poatags: ARE | oe )OQ 10 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT ECS iiadand, Ve ee ae $35,000 over eout on fiproved or “uuius | hater he Sue anaes ° Rca | peed Oorecety tee oF couuty. suai Bat! Rees oT 10 Bee per Sock ean te | EH RNLOHT, GOT Tee ew four en Soe Eiihen eng. of isan & Co, audGol 81 Sat ee een oe | Pe eS 5 | CGomaeneta’ 208 1, ESTABLISHED lai coe Tio" | MPOSEE To LON AT tow natex. rooms | C’ eo "the chen 70. ‘Bonds, Commerc . ‘and so Dry Gowda, Grocers, ie. By our f4-3m 7a ‘Tous CORRIRGHES Grit, | | Sian sou avela penictty, whch ina Tajurious eet a mh7-1m* 9 Fat. | i nisiuens. conmlt your futerest oe hav it = — = | hem, it forsale, init at ourofice. D. RAMIEL. WANTED—SITUATIONS. ‘ONEY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON | Bost it forsale, ieft at ou = au 2 = sees BY Tapatactory Foal estate security, sums to suibat | YW ESTELN LAL ESTATE, INIMONED a1 WWANTED-—BY A YOUNG 14: ‘aod 6 per ceut interest. 5 uunproved: gusd properties, well losted; “tive W aXcs, cichteen years a Situation. sa clen oe BELL'E"VOuNeTON. 728 13th nw | gta tar enenany ia wash alte Sig eee ones seer ree ONEY TO LOAN OX REAL ESTATE pe | inet overtiesifordycash values Bo HY Star Uy ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAW, A POSITION AS | jeu BUDA osu Tsurance pho NSE 5 CEN DOK GALE GH BLACEREPS souchuuan or driving for a yrocery® not afraid of | "at 1006 ¥ st, iw. is EON BL work. “Apply at 1155 Zistst mw. "ate | SD INSURANCE LOANS ROLL'C. COMBS, Attorney-at-Law, AWWANTED_SITUATIONS FOR THREE COOKS, | JR EAL ESTATE LOANS ane ee ‘ Lecmardtown, Wa. W Axe Ghamberaids, twa, Seamstress: rivate | Navy pay accounts cus. W. DEMPSEY, STORAGE VAKEN AT VERY Seratiions meted aren Sees week: al wise. 227 Tai New York ave. Y ja20-ie a gE, PoaLIR Baap he had. tn at. nw Sie. ES TET TT = ated house. th st nw BDEEtee _ 2 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE YOUNG WIDOW OF BEFINE- | . W incuk: five-year-old child: aiunation as hots | $100,000. on E.UULL, C.K DEAN, i's fa ; hot menial ; references ex- deeper poueleunt aul; otmeplalsreterenees | 'ANTED—BY AN INDUSTRIOUS AND INTEL- panies. Jit, HEK i MoREX,70,L0ax— HULL & DEAN, Brokers and Dealers in GOGEBIC IKON MINING STOCKS, ligen' ntleman, nployment at reasouable ‘Money constantly on hand to Joan, at the lowest WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES coupeniation INDUSTIE, Star ofice. = ‘mite | Fate of utareat ou approved real oouate pecunty- Xo and Lands, and Real Estate in Washington, SW ANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS A chante] Katate abd Loou broker, Minneapolis and Chicago. Wort his if years’ experience in ero. | _5-Sm ___ HIS Fst.niw,_ Room 4, Glover Building, 1410 F st. ont Gow ome Me dress Box 1! Won LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS t’ reference in this city. Address Box 138, Star oy SEE iad TED-—POSITION BY A _FKENCH GIRL AS Wie Staald or chatbermsla and scaustress, oF KO HOLTZMAN, corner 10th aud F sts. API 2 - i) id like to travel: good refer- OURITY. 10,000 ; 839.00, NTED—KNOWN— THE HEADQUARTERS | usu" QUO! w LINKINS. = ae a ___ mbo-ihm Wir Cooks, aide, alremers, erate | Feniey ans EAM ies esas eee Ac a (SCOTCH, CHARTEMED) OPENS, Drivers, Waiters, Farm ud Dairy heh Be: | ME in stints to uit at towest rates on approved reat | AA. suitsor kos by contract nits of bovks park ICK'S NAT. LABOK BU. | 4 lu sums aC . hips investi |. intricate accounts: x phos a Be mhadat | statenccunty. PHC Pore Bows ROLE TIS New York ave peer i@ COLORED MAN. A PO- —BY AX qoNEY TO LOAN — | VHE WASHINGTON SAPE DEPOSIT COMPANY Wan trk vntier huyrivats family, porter ta store, OE TOMES RATES OF: Tisd ME Ynoor SiokaGn WakELOUsE pb reememdieroegmienmerted Fo ON MEAL UST OSd FISuEt: & 09, Porsous'ciost abeosd, ‘or iocving’ toe city shoul erates | rooms gvitig abroad, or iesviug. the city sho are 205, i a 24 Fat. miw, | avail them of the aidvautages offered by this com , SITIONS FOR COOKS. LAUN- Wanner Sorbet as, eoueckeepern, _htmey Po Mince tor physicians end bosplule.” eae ORNHAM, 03 2.W. wo TO LOAN ON REALESTATE AT LOWEST ‘DANENHOWER & SOX, | }auy Zor the sate keeping of bouds, securities, A Plate and other valuabies. Clothiig, paittings, Wor er art, pianos, bric-a-brac, russ, carpets, &c.. Ke. cam be stored at low rates. ‘Take action betore, rather after, your Valtablesare stolen or burued, Lilo Fat. = N THAT ONLY RELIABLE SEY TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE ob FIRST: ‘Ouice Hours. 0 & ta. t ‘Wenecioetenseraita tu ol cahedieg gu ee ed ae GELS" opmant bureau, 030 F ot ww. mbeorar” | Py. plete ese BA 05 at mw, Take Vila, Yat. Back inet Becta’ ho Neves Ee § 0-TOLOAN iysttel mebios tocke woned te all eat oe WANTED—ROOMS, sd Fabien i bed mais ANTED—MAY 18T, FOR A GENTLEMAN AXD W itvciitaven it ae EO, H READ. INVESTMENT BANKER AND LOAN AGENT, ‘GUG 11TH ST. N. ‘five and ten two Badrpomsyerred. Would lie location wear 718 or 1 aE Fix, seven and cht per cout Guaranteed Real Estate pSpeoet ey erator ee etae Donde wesotiatel, in sume of BLO0 avd Seri-annual interest, "securities tor sale. information furnished on ayplication. — fB-zun* TED-ROOMS AND ROK SALE Of FOR RENT—THE FOUNDRY Sr ONS tho tarred gouples without Fata Gttemetowt Dic, tented gy Water at eae collin pit Bee Sh a he ioe Span ap Plow hss Ss i oan A fn first-class in every respect and inches of water from the fare nist pe Sted will be permanent. ‘Adress GEOR Fauld be ne ist, Ta IANS, Star office, 2 7 owt 10z F at Goontete = ANTED BY A i <O TROPARIORS. DIX. | JOU RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH, 3 ~yeieaniels Ne sianor os 8 Wire oom, ‘aod chen, wot ‘abd | zachanged, Heauscate ts accommodated 1010 isthet | Gave INVESTMENE Six Tie CENT GUAR furnished, 1 ¥ ‘hips with pardoulare Muth" Siar _mabb-dw* —— AN AND TXUST COMPANY. gee. ea WANTED A FEW TABLE BOARDERS: PLO. ‘date Treasurer 0. 8) Ww ‘ANTED-APRIL, 187, BY, MAN, Wire. femslonal catergy. 904 14th t,, Desement yermus wat rae set oor ay. | ee ~ 7 pagand, beat, west, Of 17% Star ofboe, “m2e-3i RENT-PLEASANT, WELL XU ED ae DOM AND BOARD OB TWO. Ce eee ep ere — iE WELL Bees AND. ee ae eOthorset low peices pie indians ave “Bhan stew. Fae WANTEL HOUSES. __ Fes 24}6 PENNEYEVAN aE Weer rete gaa i te Pat ee ‘RENTON Fes clare gd ganas Grecemor 1 Du¥ ae 1887, 83